The house in good taste, illustrated with photographs in color and black and white (1915)
De Wolfe, Elsie, 1865-1950 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 70
the various composi-tions will be, one with another. You cant consider oneroom alone, unless it be a bedroom, for In our modernhouses we believe too thoroughly in spaciousness toseparate our living rooms by ante-chambers and formalapproaches. We must preserve a certain amount ofprivacy, and have… … pur.--- -^^^ or. THE TREATMENT OF WALLS To me, the most beautiful wall is the plain and dig-nified painted wall, broken into graceful panels by theuse of narrow moldings, with lighting fixtures care-fully placed, and every picture and mirror hung withclassic precision. This wail is just as…
Interior decoration
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